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Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti is maintaining composure as his side prepares to face Haiti, viewing the fixture as an opportunity to remedy the tactical vulnerabilities that emerged during their recent 1-1 draw with Morocco.
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Brazil delivered a commanding 3-0 victory over Haiti in a 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier at Philadelphia Stadium, eliminating the Caribbean side and consolidating their position in Group C.
Carlo Ancelotti made crucial tactical tweaks in Brazil's 3-0 victory over Haiti, introducing Matheus Cunha to unlock the left flank and establish balance between midfield and attack—a marked improvement following their opening draw.
Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti has dismissed concerns about his team's opening World Cup performance, positioning the Haiti fixture as an opportunity to address defensive vulnerabilities exposed during their Morocco stalemate.